Physics, asked by Sarap, 1 year ago

Why is it harder to control a car travelling on a curvy road?

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Answered by Vedant0731U

Explanation:

Centrifugal forces will try to push the car outwards, and the tires will have to work harder to resist these forces as they navigate the curvy road. If a driver turns on a bend at a speed that's too high, the tires will gradually lose their grip and begin to skid.

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